One more thing, I almost forgot. Go to Task Scheduler work your way down to Microsoft > Windows > WS(at the bottom) and click. In the window you will see 2 tasks. WSTASK and License Validation. in the actions window click run. You might have to enable one or the other. Let them run about a minute, then click refresh. Then you can try your store apps.
This is about the last troubleshoot that I can think of, for your problem.
I tried this right now. I´m sorry to say, no change.One more thing, I almost forgot. Go to Task Scheduler work your way down to Microsoft > Windows > WS(at the bottom) and click. In the window you will see 2 tasks. WSTASK and License Validation. in the actions window click run. You might have to enable one or the other. Let them run about a minute, then click refresh. Then you can try your store apps.
This is about the last troubleshoot that I can think of, for your problem.
App will still not open/start.
Thanks anyway
Tommy
Hi again. Later I noticed something strange. Maybe you are on the right track......One more thing, I almost forgot. Go to Task Scheduler work your way down to Microsoft > Windows > WS(at the bottom) and click. In the window you will see 2 tasks. WSTASK and License Validation. in the actions window click run. You might have to enable one or the other. Let them run about a minute, then click refresh. Then you can try your store apps.
This is about the last troubleshoot that I can think of, for your problem.
What I noticed was that when I started WSTask the latest result was "cannot find the file (0x80070002)"
License validation seems to run OK.
Mine say's that too, it's nothing to worry about,
I even had to enable that one.
I believe it's a "left over" from the old windows store, which 10 still had well into the insider Previews.
From what I have gleaned and figured out,, these two are what license syncing in the Windows 8 store is.
If you have noticed, this option is not in the new store. Instead it's done during automatic maintenance.
Personally if it was my PC I would try the repair install. I have used it a couple of time(during preview and once after RTM) and it worked for me. It saves everything, and just reapris Windows system files. You just need to make sure to check your time zone setting and location settings in privacy. And when you're sure everything works, run Disk Cleanup to get rid of the Windows.old files to get your disk space back.
Hi Cliff.
First try gave Modern Setup Host has stopped working.
Second try, in clean boot mode according to the recommendation in the article, gave me a black screen. I could not do anything since I saw nothing. After forced power off/on and a normal boot, again a black screen. Suddenly black screen after each reboot.
No matter clean boot or normal boot.
I am glad I did a fresh image backup (Macrium Reflect) before. Did a restore and all back to normal again.
Let me put it this way: I DO NOT TRUST WINDOWS 10 !
I think I rather wait for the big november update release. Rumors say there will be a lot bugfixing.......
Thanks anyway Cliff. You gave me some hope........
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